DIVORCE COURT.

Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 69, 19 September 1893, Page 2

DIVORCE COURT.

* This Dat. (Before Mr. Justice Richmond.) MUDQWJLI V. JIUDGWAT. Elizabeth Mudjrway, nic Flux, sought a dissolution of marriage with William Mudgway, oabdrivor, who is at present undergoing a sentence for assaulting Louisa Gibson, with ■whom he had been cohabiting. Mr. Gray appcarod in snpport of tho petition. A decree nisi was granted. HIRSCFIBERQ V. niRSCBBEBQ. The hearing of the petition of Frida .Hirsohbergifor^a dissolution of her marriage With. GeorgaHirscUhergi clerk, on the ground ofiiadulteryiandi-ideaortion, was resumed. ■Petitdoneru explained! that in 1891 she went awayito'/Newii>outh.[i\Y*los by her doctor's orders, 'and- shel only Returned last March. iJlri'Jellioooj appeared on her behalf. His Hononr. granted a 1 decree nisi, with costs. F i .ir £!,,rt l ll 11l 1 - T j«;H VV'IOrNCH. ' ' On i fcho"niotion ,'6f ' Mr.' 'Brown, the deoree in Hie' case of Annie 'Catherine Lynch v. Alfred Lynch waß made absolute. KITCHEN V. KITCHRN. Annie Kitchen, nee Criohton, prayed to have her marriage with William Freeman Kitchen, journalist, dissolved on the grounds of adultery and bigamy. Mr. Hislop appeared for the petitioner. There was no appearance of the respondent, nor was he represented by counsel. The evidence was to the effect that the parties were married in Wellington on 14th April, 1885; that there were two children as issue of the marriage ; that in April last the respondent went through the form of marriage in Tasmania with one Charlotte Hammond, representing that he was a bachelor, and that his name was Francis Temple Vane. A decree nisi with costs was granted.